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Which sentence is correctly punctuated? Has to do with # 3
3. Javier Mendoza, the man in the black shirt, will be leading the orchestra this year.
3. Wait, Bobby, while the car warms up.
2. She was born on June 18, 2008, in the afternoon.
4. On the counter in the kitchen, you will find a stack of mail.
3. Mr. Weisblatt, the piano teacher, performed at Town Hall last evening.
4. Where are the keys, Sonja?
2. Wasps, ticks, and mosquitoes are pests I hope to avoid when camping.
4. She took a can of soup, opened it, and poured the soup into a pan.
Which sentence is correctly punctuated? Has to do with number 2.
3. Javier Mendoza, the man in the black shirt, will be leading the orchestra this year.
3. Wait, Bobby, while the car warms up.
2. She was born on June 18, 2008, in the afternoon.
4. On the counter in the kitchen, you will find a stack of mail.
3. Mr. Weisblatt, the piano teacher, performed at Town Hall last evening.
4. Where are the keys, Sonja?
2. Wasps, ticks, and mosquitoes are pests I hope to avoid when camping.
4. She took a can of soup, opened it, and poured the soup into a pan.
Which sentence is correctly punctuated? Has to do with # 3
3. Javier Mendoza, the man in the black shirt, will be leading the orchestra this year.
3. Wait, Bobby, while the car warms up.
2. She was born on June 18, 2008, in the afternoon.
4. On the counter in the kitchen, you will find a stack of mail.
3. Mr. Weisblatt, the piano teacher, performed at Town Hall last evening.
4. Where are the keys, Sonja?
2. Wasps, ticks, and mosquitoes are pests I hope to avoid when camping.
4. She took a can of soup, opened it, and poured the soup into a pan.
Which sentence is correctly punctuated? Has to do with # 3
3. Javier Mendoza, the man in the black shirt, will be leading the orchestra this year.
3. Wait, Bobby, while the car warms up.
2. She was born on June 18, 2008, in the afternoon.
4. On the counter in the kitchen, you will find a stack of mail.
3. Mr. Weisblatt, the piano teacher, performed at Town Hall last evening.
4. Where are the keys, Sonja?
2. Wasps, ticks, and mosquitoes are pests I hope to avoid when camping.
4. She took a can of soup, opened it, and poured the soup into a pan.
Which sentence is correctly punctuated? Has to do with # 4
3. Javier Mendoza, the man in the black shirt, will be leading the orchestra this year.
3. Wait, Bobby, while the car warms up.
2. She was born on June 18, 2008, in the afternoon.
4. On the counter in the kitchen, you will find a stack of mail.
3. Mr. Weisblatt, the piano teacher, performed at Town Hall last evening.
4. Where are the keys, Sonja?
2. Wasps, ticks, and mosquitoes are pests I hope to avoid when camping.
4. She took a can of soup, opened it, and poured the soup into a pan.
Which sentence is correctly punctuated? Has to do with # 4
3. Javier Mendoza, the man in the black shirt, will be leading the orchestra this year.
3. Wait, Bobby, while the car warms up.
2. She was born on June 18, 2008, in the afternoon.
4. On the counter in the kitchen, you will find a stack of mail.
3. Mr. Weisblatt, the piano teacher, performed at Town Hall last evening.
4. Where are the keys, Sonja?
2. Wasps, ticks, and mosquitoes are pests I hope to avoid when camping.
4. She took a can of soup, opened it, and poured the soup into a pan.
Which sentence is correctly punctuated? Has to do with # 4
3. Javier Mendoza, the man in the black shirt, will be leading the orchestra this year.
3. Wait, Bobby, while the car warms up.
2. She was born on June 18, 2008, in the afternoon.
4. On the counter in the kitchen, you will find a stack of mail.
3. Mr. Weisblatt, the piano teacher, performed at Town Hall last evening.
4. Where are the keys, Sonja?
2. Wasps, ticks, and mosquitoes are pests I hope to avoid when camping.
4. She took a can of soup, opened it, and poured the soup into a pan.
Which sentence is correctly punctuated? Has to do with # 2
3. Javier Mendoza, the man in the black shirt, will be leading the orchestra this year.
3. Wait, Bobby, while the car warms up.
2. She was born on June 18, 2008, in the afternoon.
4. On the counter in the kitchen, you will find a stack of mail.
3. Mr. Weisblatt, the piano teacher, performed at Town Hall last evening.
4. Where are the keys, Sonja?
2. Wasps, ticks, and mosquitoes are pests I hope to avoid when camping.
4. She took a can of soup, opened it, and poured the soup into a pan.
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